Texas Instruments Hardware Support

• SK-AM62 (AM62)
• SK-AM62P-LP (AM62P)
• TMDS62LEVM (AM62L)
• BeagleY AI

How to Get Started

1. Download the appropriate Torizon OS image from the Toradex Download Center.
2. Flash the .wic file to a micro SD card and insert it into the board. For example, if using dd to flash the image, double-check the device name of the SD card with lsblk, make sure it's unmounted, then run the command below:

   $ sudo dd if=<image-name>.wic of=/dev/<sdcard-device-name> bs=4M status=progress

3. Configure the board for SD card boot and connect the UART interface to the host PC:
   SK-AM62

   

   For more information regarding hardware setup, refer to TI's Resource Explorer.

   SK-AM62P-LP

   

   For more information regarding hardware setup, refer to TI's Resource Explorer.

   TMDS62LEVM

   

   For more information regarding hardware setup, refer to TI's Resource Explorer.

   BeagleY AI

   

   For more information regarding hardware setup, refer to TI's Resource Explorer.

4. Establish a serial connection with the board (e.g. using picocom) and login with the default credentials. The default password for the user torizon is torizon. You will be prompted to change it on the first login:

   $ picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSBx

5. Create an account on https://app.torizon.io/.
6. Go to the Hardware > Devices tab and click "Provision Device" to connect your device to the Torizon Cloud.
7. Access the Torizon Demo Gallery, select your hardware on the sidebar filter and remotely deploy a sample application to the board.

For more information, or if you want to build Torizon OS using Yocto, read the full documentation for Texas Instruments boards available on the Torizon GitHub.